Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 2

I LT 0 Yy I ifr A DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF UWS IS CONFERRED ON OTEUA COMPTON Butler County Woman Signally Honored By The Western College In Cele" bration Of College Day Oxford, Oct. 11. "College Day," always on event of great interest at tho Western Col- kgo for Women, was celebrated lo- dny. This day, curly the full, wns established many years ngo for tho members of the frcslimim clnss, and it las become 0110 of tho fixed annual events at Hie Western. Several hundred out-of-town guests were present for tho exercises, niosl- ly parents nnd friends ot tlio freshmen.

The exorcises were licld this morning in Kumlcr memorial chapel. The musical numbers included the singing of the League, song and tho alma mater ''A Day at tho ras in poor health "I was in poor health from fft- maJe troubles. I heard different women speak about Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Compound and I also read tho booklets. I have used a number of bottlea and I think it is fine.

I am now the Toother of two nice healthy kiddies, I feel wet! and strong and I recommend this medicine to other women who need it." MRS. IIARRV CRAFT Route 3, Apollo, Perm. 98 out of 100 Women Vegetable Compound Oxford Business Notices WANTED--Within ten days, two passengers for Los Angeles; share unto expense. Phone 192. FOR RENT--Half of double house at 210 North Beech street.

Five rooms. Phono 389. It Fair," (old English), by the choir, and a violin solo, "Andantino," (Martini-Kreistler), by Miss Chris- lino Coiner, of the faculty. Tho address was delivered by Dr. Arthur Holly Conipton, professor of physics, University of Chicago.

His llieino was "Intelligence in Iho World of Nature." Needham Prize Winners One of the most interesling features of tho program was Iho announcement of tho winners of' the Needham prizes. Each year cash prizes are given to the five members of the freshman class who, in a rigid examination, are awarded the highest scores for physical development. "Perfect Babies" is the nickname given to these five 'Students. This year tho prizes went to tho following: Nanoy Jane Williams, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

H. 0. Williams, Kendallville, Ind. Katherino Martin Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert B. Ford, Jackson, Mieh. Her sister, Virginia Ford, now a senior at Western College, won a similar prize in her freshman.year. Raohcl Louise Hensel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald D. Hensel, Muncic, Ind. Gladys Dalton Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P.

Hall, Michigan City, Ind, Virginia Mao daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schlotman, Bond Hill, Cincinnati, 0. In the spring similar prizes will bo awarded to tho five freshmen who show the most morked'improve- ment in physical development during Iho school Old Graduate Honored Another interesting feature of the exercises, and a rather unusual one, was tho conferring of the doctor of aws degree upon Mrs. Otolia Augspurger Compton, mother of the speaker of the day, and a graduate of the Western, class of 1888.

In presenting Mrs. Compton to President Hickok for the- degree, Dean Alice Hill Byrne, stated that Mrs. Compton was a native of the county, having been born in Woodsdale. Sho entered Western college in remaining but one year be- of foods; and responsibilities. She taught school in Wcodsdale, and finally, after maek hard work and uerifiee, completed her at the Western in 1886.

Soon afterward! she was 1 married to BUM Compton, her former teacher in the school, then professor of philosophy in the College of Wooster. Her three sons have gained prominence in their professions. are: Dr: Karl T. Compton, president of the Massa choseiU Institute of Technology; Wilson, Compton, of Washington, lawyer, economist and president of the American Forest Products Industries, and Dr. Arthur Compton, professor of physics, University of Chicago, A daughter, Mary, is the wife Dr.

Charles Herbert Rice, president of Ewing college, Alla- habad, India. As wife of thn dean of Wooster college, her long lifo in that city has been given educational and Christian work. "Western College wished to claim a share and to mark its pride in WTS. Compton's rich achievement as a mother, a friend of youth and a servant of tho church," said Dean Byrne, "and so I ask, Mr. President, that you confer upon her tho degree of Doctor of Laws." Drama Meeting Is Scheduled Oxford, Oct.

drama department, of the Oxford Women's club, will hold its first meeting the season at tho home of Mrs. Edgar Ewing Brandon, East Church street, on Thursday evening of this week, at 7:30 o'clock. program will bo in charge of Mrs. Prances Gibson Biohard who will speak on "Recent Readings in Drama." Worth 'Whils Club Meets Wednesday The- Woth While, club will meet at the, home of Mrs. 0.

M. Elwoll, 114 Beech street, on Wednesday nf t- ernoon of this week, instead of Thursday, tho usual clay. M. B. 0.

Plans To Card Party Millikin Belief corps will give a card party--five hundred and euchre--in the town hall en-Thursday evening. Tho publio is cordially invited. A small admission charge will be made, the proceeds to be used in the relief work of the organization. Chicken Supper To Be Served The, ladies of the Church of Christ will serve a chicken supper in the church Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock. The menu will in- fried chicken, reunf, gravy, mMhcd and twtet ertamed pew, law, jelly, pie, eof- for Hlta Ohi" To A.

'The Twelve Oxford, composed ot of the colored lodge ot will a dance at Jeff's garden evening. Musie by Benny orchestra. At Oxford The Oxford tonight Speak with Keaton, Jimmy Durant and Evelyn Knap, Wednesday and Successful Calamity," with George Arliss. Oxford Of Interest Mr. and Mrs.

P. W. Gates, South Main street, left, today for St. Cloud, where they will spend the Mrs. T.

Logan, North Campus avenue, was taken to the Fort Hamilton hoepital, Hamilton, yesterday for observation and treatment. Kentucky Events From Bluegrass Louisville--Charles Dawson, federal judge, dismissed the $37,578,068 fcttit of Frederick W. It-inkle, Cincinnati stockholder, against the Banco-Kentucky Co. The petition charged mismanage- on the part of the holding me: company, Louisville--An indictment charging Rogers Caldwell, Nashville investment banker, with conspiring with James Brown and Charles 1'. Jones to misapply $1,000,000 of the defunct National Bank of Kentucky's: funds, was dismissed by Judge Charles Dawson in U.

S. court. Winchester, 22, Pordsville, died at the Community hospital here of injuries suffered when an automobile turned over with him and two companions. Eminences-Mrs. Jeanette Miller Bobbitt, 30, wife of E.

Carl Bobbitt, prominent business man, died at her home here of burns suffered in a a explosion. Mayfield--B. D. McClain, 52, Lyn'nville 'farmer, who served eight years as democratic magistrate, was buried here. Greenup--Ernest Edward Warnock, 53, postmaster, died following an illness of six months.

Camden Roosevelt-Garner Club Meets Sunday of Mr. and Mn. Jai. Uamdtn, Tho RoojeveH-Oarner elnb met on Monday evening in democratic headquarters in Eaton. Township representatives were elected.

R. Wj- song, Camden, waa made president of fhe Ohio School Bus Owners and Drivers association, at a recent meeting in He is a local school bus driver and was active in the formation of the state organization. Tbe of the Prehle Connty Bus Owners and Drivers association arc W. E. Banfa, Monroe township, president; J.

II. Warren, Dixon township, vice president; C. H. House, Camden, treasurer; H. H.

Fahrenliollz, West 'Alexandria, director; F. Wysong, Camden secretary. Fifteen Ohio counties have organized bus associations. Sorority Meeting Members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority held a regular business meeting on Friday evening at the home of' Mrs. Gabriel on Main street.

Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Neff entertained a party of friends at their home on North Main street on Bridge was enjoyed honors going to Mrs. Blanch White and Win.

Sebert. A most delicious luncheon was served to. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Logan, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Pntton; Mr. and Mrs. John White, -Mrs. J.

Sizelove. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sebert and the host aiid'hostees.

Teachers at Lecture Nineteen teachers reported at the first lecture the Miami University extensian course class in 1 the courthouse auditorium, Thursday The course is "Technip of Teaching" and i will continue until February. 3. Prof. W. S.

Guiler of Miami University is-the instructor. Enrollment will be open until Oct. 13. Oamden Notes Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Leiner and children Charles and Carolyn, Tiffin, 0., are enjoying a visit of a few days in the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Jones and family at the Presbyterian Manse.

Mr. and Mrs. Sebert visited on Saturday evening with their daughter, Miss Janell Sebert, a student nurse at Christ hospital, Cincinnati. Mrs. Wm.

Day entertained her Bridge club at her home on Lafayette street on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sizclovo and daughter Martha Ann, Daytorjj -were Mr. and atm.

Francis Riehardson, Hamilton, Suday with Cam- Mr. aoid Mn. W. T- Pheanis and family, Oxford, and Mr. and Herbert'Huff man, Somerville, (pent Sunday with Mn.

Anna Lamm, Misi Mury Eleanor Peters iliss Diek, were entertained on Saturday evening and Sunday in the home of'Mitt Margaret Snyder in Eaton, O. Mr. and Mrs Lester Gardner spent Saturday evening in Eaton. Miss Helen Jov Sterzenbaek, Dayton, was week-end visitor with Camden relatives. Superintendent E.

W. Schwing witnessed the football gams at Oxford on Miss Margaret Snyder Eaton, was a guest, on' Friday night and Saturday of Mary Eleanor Peters. Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Chadwick of Washington, D.

were recent visitors in Camden. Mr. and Mrs. John Porter, and family ara now living in the Howard Pattisou property on Lafayette street. Miss Geneyieve White was a week-end visitoran Oxford.

Millions in China, and scattered tribes in Kurdistan or Arabia or Central Africa, are still living as our forefathers did in the Middle ages. Events Day by Day Happenings The nn of the ItiddU ut behind--tin prinUnf Troy--X fourth order for eight armored and parti hag ben placed by the Brazilian government with the Waco Aircraft Corporation here. In previous orders Brazil had pnnhaoed 39 valued at $700,000. Granville--Deniion University may cheer at football games now. Rescinding; an old that "cheering is unladylike," dean oC women, Helen Olney.has decided "it is altogether proper for women to support their team." Steubenville--T.

S. Ipccas, 40, a painter, was killed in a fall from the Pennsylvania railroad bridge here. Halloween Brick ICE CREAM For Parties. Gat Head or Pumpkin Center Designs. Cash and Carry.

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